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is cdiff a pre-existing condition to ulcer colitis or chrons

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jaimem92 responded:

C Diff doesn't have much to do with UC or Crohn's all C Diff is, is when all the good bacteria in your gut die and bad bacteria takes over. You tend to get it easier if you're on antibiotics a lot. I've had it twice and both times I was on a series of antibiotics. You can also get it through fecal-oral contact. It's pretty miserable. I was in bed for a good 4days straight last time I had it.. and home sick for almost an entire week.

Report This| Share this:cdiffC Diff doesn't have much to do with UC or Crohn's all C Diff is, is when all the good bacteria in your gut die and bad bacteria takes over. You tend to get it easier if you're on antibiotics a lot. I've had it twice and both times I was on a series of antibiotics. You can also get it through fecal-oral contact. It's pretty miserable. I was in bed for a good 4days straight last time I had it.. and home sick for almost an entire week.

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